Sure, you can say it in English.
In this context, "Sure, you can say it in English." is a short and simple way to answer the question "How to say [something] in English?" or "What is the English translation of [something]?" It implies that the thing being translated is appropriate or feasible to express or convey in English, and that the person being asked has the ability or knowledge to do so.
For example, if someone asks "Can you tell me how to say 'hello' in English?", you could reply with "Sure, you can say it in English. Hello!" This response acknowledges that the person asking knows how to say "hello" in their own language, and that they can translate it into English.
This phrase is often used in situations where someone is learning a new language or trying to improve their communication skills. It can also be used more generally to indicate that something is possible or achievable, without necessarily providing a detailed explanation or instructions.
